GE leaders, both ES44ACs, head north.

Throwback Lashup! A flareside SD70MAC and two yn2 units lead a long coal train across the Broad River.

Appy coal from Balkan Mine scoots south through north Georgia bound for Wateree, SC. The fresh 70MAC & YN2 AC44's looked nice!

M541 rolls off the Stonewall Connection from the A&WP to the Manchester Sub at Union City

A 110 car empty coal train crawls it's way up The Carr's Fork Branch at Jeff, en route to The Yellow Creek loader at the far end of the branch near Vico. The signals in the shot guards the junctio... (more)

CSX's Atlantic Coast Line Heritage Unit leads Coal Train C249 southbound through Calera, AL. in beautiful late afternoon sunlight.

CSX's Atlantic Coast Line Heritage Locomotive #1871 leads southbound Coal Train C249 through Alabaster, AL.

W003 came to a stop for a half hour while work was completed on the geometry equipment. Because of it's stop at MP 21.5 it gave the opportunity to move down and grab this shot as CSX 9969 pulls th... (more)

Heading south.

Work continues in the Village of Voorhesville with the re-addition of Norfolk Southern's connector track to the Albany Main now fully connected to CSX Main Track 2 with foundations placed for the ... (more)

CSX train I007, the hot intermodal train from from North Bergen, NJ to Rose Lake Yard in East St. Louis, IL, is arriving on the "mail track" to unload its cargo.

While one crew scoots their EMD road slug and mother unit out of the way, the crew of Q464 gets their big GE and HLCX SD40-2 ready to go to work. CSXT 2286 was built in 1964 by EMD for the Baltimo... (more)

An aging pair of CSX AC4400CWs find themselves on the point of train I037 traversing the East/West Connection track at Hamlet passing the Seaboard era depot crossing over the S Line. The Depot was... (more)

The local has finished its work in Greenville, Il and is headed back to its home base at Rose Lake Yard in East St. Louis, IL.

In some of the last sunlight of a nice February evening, a lengthy southbound BNSF manifest claws its way to the top of the grade from Marshall to Florence, MN. A cloud bank was moving in, so the ... (more)